Can we purchase a home?
Credit: 710-Mine 750-His NO negatives Income: $51,000 My fiancé works for a delivery company and in May he will have worked there for 1 year. He is a 10 99’d employee. I would say in the next 6-9 months he plans on buying his own delivery truck and becoming part owner on the company. Before he worked for a Sports Retail Store for 3 years. I work for a construction company and in May I also will have been with the same company for 1 year. I am an hourly employee. I finished school for Accounting and my current position is Accounts Receivable Billing. My prior position was an accounting assistant with another construction company where I worked for 1 year. Debt: $259.00 Monthly lease for a car. $100.00 a month that I contribute to a Simple IRA for retirement. My employer also contributes a certain percentage. (not sure if the IRA counts as debt) Total Cash Asset: 15,000.00 Credit History: His: Owns a 2006 Dodge Ram- paid off. Owns a 2006 ATV –paid off Wells Fargo Credit card $2500 limit-zero balance Macy’s Credit Car (not sure what the limit is) –Zero balance Polaris Off-Road company $6000 limit-zero balance Mine: Nissan auto lease-$259.00 Monthly Bank of America Credit card $7000 limit-zero balance Mervyns Credit card $600 limit-zero balance (I don’t if they count since they went out of business) We don’t plan on buying till 8 months from now…some time around September-October. With house prices being low and interest rates being low we would really like to take advantage of it. Instead of moving out and renting why not buy?We are more then willing to buy a condo but would really like a 2 bedroom fixer upper kind of house. 8 Months from now we hope to have an extra $15,000 for down payment which will then make our total cash available for down payment $30,000.00 Area: Los Angeles CA
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- Your biggest hurdle will be the fact that your fiance is self employed. You will need a 2 year history of being self employed and 2 years full tax returns. Just make sure that you aren't writing everything off on his taxes. This will lower his adjusted gross income and what he can qualify for.
